Current announced the completion of $5 million in Series A financing led by QED Investors. Cota Capital participated in the round. Current is a financial technology company that provides collaborative banking solutions, including a smart debit card and app for parents to provide better financial
Kudos is an Android and iPhone social network for kids. Content moderators are on duty 24/7 to review shared photos, comments, and captions, discard inappropriate posts, and ban suspicions users. The messaging app also features a Parental Supervision feature for users under thirteen, making it
Aimed at kids aged two to six, music and gaming product Stage Fright’s interactive monster talent show combines clever play effects, good music, and delightful monsters. It includes 11 exclusive songs, which are also available as a music album on iTunes. Stage Fright was developed
Edtech startup Biba announced it has secured $1.3 million in Series A financing, led by Leonite Capital. Biba turns playgrounds across North America and beyond into smart playgrounds that engage parents and children through augmented reality games and mobile apps. The company tracks kids’ play time
Social media startup Kudos announced the close of $5.7 million in seed financing from an undisclosed investor. Kudos is a kids-exclusive social media network that lets kids explore their interests, send comments, and react to their friend's posts. It is a place where kids connect with
According to a recent SEC filing, Wise Apple raised $1.1 million in financing from an undisclosed investor. Wise Apple delivers fresh, custom, pre-packaged, ready-to-serve lunches and snacks directly to people’s homes, taking away the daily challenge and stress parents face when planning and packing their children's
According to a recent SEC filing, food delivery startup Smart Lunches has raised $6.3 million in financing from an undisclosed investor. Smart Lunches is an online planning and delivery service that brings fun, high-quality, nutritious meals to kids. The company serves thousands of school children in